The Mills of God Doom of Nineveh Foretold by Nahum
Nahum the Prophet, an Elkoshite native, portrays Nineveh's siege and downfall. The three chapters form a continuous burden against Nineveh with prophetic visions and final denunciation of the Assyrian city.
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Nineveh
Nahum the
Nahim
Elkoshite
Hikosh
Galilee
Rélan
Hezekdah
Nahum
Endad
Sermonette on Gods Judgment and Mercy in Hard Times
The sermon notes Gods slow to anger and mighty power balancing human deeds. It cites Nineveh Nahum and the crucified Christ, stressing mercy for believers and fear for the un reconciled. It highlights divine search of hearts, restoration of virtue, and comforting trust for the faithful.
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Jonah
Nineveh
Nahum
God
Sennacherib
Judea
Isaiah the Prophet
Isaiah
Jerusalem
Assyria
Israel
City of Blood
Judah
Nahum the Prophet Foretells Nineveh's Downfall
During the siege of Jerusalem by Sennacherib, Nahum's faith deepens as he recalls Israelite history and the perils facing Nineveh. He journeys to Nineveh, contemplates divine justice, and returns to proclaim a stark warning: Nineveh will fall while Jerusalem fears future ruin.
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Jerusalem
Sennacherib
Assyria
Rabshazeh
Israel
Bitler
Nineveh
Nahum
Calilee
Press Correspondent Hurdles In Reval Police Decree
Report describes how in Reval a journalist must obtain five separate permits from different police authorities before reporting. Each official works independently to create red tape, with a secret police portrait circulated to police as a precaution. A cordon of agents then surveils the reporter while he remains free to work.
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Rugeia
Reval
Secret Police
Ministry of the Interior
Palace Police
The Way and Power in City Evangelization
A sermon recounts Paul’s Ephesian strategy as a model for urban evangelism, stressing the need for prayer and Holy Spirit empowerment. It contrasts early revival patterns with modern temptations such as the liquor trade and theater, urging persistent preaching and daily disputations in Tyrannus’ hall until all in Asia hear the gospel. It also cites medical authority on alcohol and narcotics to argue for moral renewal and societal uplift.
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Christ
Pentecost
Strong
Ephesus
Paul
God
Jesus Christ
Diana
Demetrius
Association of
Idol Makers
America
Liberty
Tyrannus
Agia
Jesus
Wesley
Whitefeld
Holy Club
Oxford
London
Smithfield
Better Day journal Opens in Winnipeg as Prohibition Organ
A new temperance newspaper titled The Better Day has been launched in Winnipeg signaling growing Dominion wide support for prohibition. The publication aligns with a temperance party and aims to advance reform across western provinces and the Dominion, promising to be an efficient co operator in progressive temperance reform efforts.
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Dominion
Winnipeg
Government ends opium opium revenue in Hong Kong
The British government ordered suppression of opium den in Hong Kong and Ceylon, ending revenue from opium sales. Until this action, about forty percent of local government revenues depended on opium, which had justified lax enforcement.
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Hong Kong
Hug
Ceylon
Swedish riksdag approves funds for anti alcohol congress report
The Swedish riksdag passed an additional allowance of nearly 2000 for publishing the report of the last anti alcohol congress in Stockholm. The total state appropriation for the congress reaches about 6000 dollars.
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Riksdag
Stockholm
Sunday School Lesson Nine David and Goliath in Bible Sketches
A dense old quarterly review outlines Sunday School lessons for September 20 1293 with Samuel Saul David and Jonathan from first Samuel entries. It lists lesson titles places and golden texts including Mizpeh Ramah and Hebron and recounts story prompts about kingships battles and friendships with emphasis on faithfulness and divine guidance. The piece blends lesson structure with a reflective essay on David as a model of virtue and spiritual ascent for students.
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David
Israel
Samuel
Elders
Saul
Silgal
Goldes
Bethlehem
Crollath
Valley of
Ellah
Goliath
Sam
Gibeah
Personus
Jonatha
T Jonathan
Jonathan
Mt. Gilboa
Judah
Hebron
Jabesh
Hmerson
Michael Angelo
Mules and Memorable Verses From a Bygone Page
A curious collage blends poetry and satirical sketches. It lampoons New York romance wit and mule lore, swirling through aphorisms, odd ads, and sentimental musings. The piece juggles lines about discernment, love, and the stubborn mule with affectionate humor.
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Christian Herald
NEW Temperance Organ
Prohibition Journal
Manitoba
Quarterly Review
S Oncle
New York
Boston
Tay
South Carolina
Maclaren
Sunday School Times
House of David
Sciscorettis
Sioux Falls